Queen of Sheba

The Queen of Sheba is a biblical figure who is best known for her visit to King Solomon in Jerusalem. She is mentioned in the Bible in 1 Kings 10:1-13 and 2 Chronicles 9:1-12. She is also mentioned in the Quran and in the Ethiopian national epic, the Kebra Nagast. The Queen of Sheba is believed to have been a ruler of the ancient kingdom of Saba, which was located in modern-day Yemen. She is believed to have been the daughter of a king named Bilqis and the sister of a king named Balkis. The Queen of Sheba is best known for her visit to King Solomon in Jerusalem. She brought with her a great wealth of gold, spices, and precious stones. She also brought with her a great number of questions for Solomon, which he answered with great wisdom. After her visit, she returned to her kingdom with a great admiration for Solomon and his wisdom. The Queen of Sheba is also known for her great wealth and power. She is said to have been a great ruler who was respected by her people. She is also said to have been a great builder, having built many temples and palaces in her kingdom. The Queen of Sheba is an important figure in both the Bible and in Islamic and Ethiopian traditions. She is remembered for her visit to King Solomon and her great wealth and power. She is also remembered for her wisdom and her great building projects.